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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Jan 20 08:39:18 -0800
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> I installed 2.0.1 via Yum
sorry RH provided builds are unsupported here. Pls. report at
http://bugzilla.redhat.com
For the official OO.o provided builds I can not confirm the findings reported in
this issue.
> I tried various things. I added the fonts to the fontpath via "xset fp+
> ..."; I
> verified the fonts can actually display correctly with "xfd -fn ..."; I added
> the font directory via chkfontpath and verified it was added. I even added
> the
> AFM files to /usr/lib/openoffice.org2.0/share/psprint/fontmetric -- just in
> case.
You probably want to abandon using xset and friends on the desktop. I'd suggest
you read http://pdx.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software_2ffontconfig
and specifically http://fontconfig.org/fontconfig-user.html.
You may want to create a ~/.fonts.conf file in your HOME directory (if not
already present) as described in the paragraph "User configuration file" and
create a directory ~/.fonts where you put all your pf[a,b] AND afm files. Change
into the "~/.fonts" directory and run "fc-cache ." Attention, the "." period at
the end of the command is important otherwise "fc-cache" command recoursively
indexes your file system.
That's it. Now all your desktop applications, OO.o included additionally can
access these fonts.
"chkfontpath -a <dir_name>" as root with a <dir_name> owned by root, preferably
below /usr/share/fonts/ should do the same but system wide. Verify with
"chkfontpath --list". Make sure to restart xfs ("/etc/init.d/xfs restart") and
restart your Xserver afterwards.
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